GM Investing $7 Billion In Michigan
General Motors has announced a massive investment in Michigan. The company is putting $7 billion into making electric and autonomous vehicles in the state. The
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General Motors has announced a massive investment in Michigan. The company is putting $7 billion into making electric and autonomous vehicles in the state. The
General Motors has announced a massive investment in Michigan. The company is putting $7 billion into making electric and autonomous vehicles in the state. The
GM project will create 4,000 jobs, includes conversion of GM Orion Township plant to build EV pickups; U.S. battery cell plant in Lansing.
General Motors has announced a massive investment in Michigan. The company is putting $7 billion into making electric and autonomous vehicles in the state. The
From the non-partisan Newsroom of BridgeMI.com in Lansing: General Motors appears ready to commit $6.5 billion to invest in two Michigan sites for electric vehicle development, a move GM said also would create an estimated 4,000 jobs. The automaker — which employs about 47,000 people in the state — said it plans to invest $35 billion by 2025 to convert its U.S. development and production to electric and automated vehicles. GM is turning to two of its existing production sites to do that, based on incentive requests heading to the state for approval this week: Delta Township, just west of...